Android Personal Finance Apps in the US: Q2 2024 Performance Snapshot

In Q2 2024, the Android personal finance app landscape saw varied user engagement, with several apps showing notable trends in downloads and active users. Here's how the top five budgeting and planning applications fared:

Splitwise experienced a revenue increase, peaking at $214K in early May before dropping to $198K by the end of June. Downloads surged to 116K in late April and maintained momentum with 109K at the quarter's close. Weekly active users reflected a growing trend, rising from 552K to 644K.

Money manager & expenses saw its revenue fluctuate, hitting a high of $69K in mid-May. Downloads peaked at 93K in early April but dipped to 64K by the quarter's end. Active users started strong at 1.13M, experienced slight ups and downs, and finally settled at 1.08M.

Tricount - Split group bills showed an overall decrease in revenue, with a notable drop to $0 by mid-June, but it recovered slightly to $23K in the last week of June. Downloads had a high of 63K in early May, while active users increased from 254K to a peak of 307K before ending at 260K.

Money Manager Expense & Budget's revenue experienced highs and lows, with a significant dip in late May at $8K but rebounded to $95K by the end of June. Downloads remained relatively stable, with a modest peak at 54K in late April. Weekly active users showed a rising trend towards the end of the quarter, reaching 420K from an initial count of 407K.

YNAB saw revenue peaks and valleys, with a notable high of $316K in early April and ending at $195K. Downloads were consistent, with a peak of 37K in mid-June. Active user count fluctuated, starting at 297K and reaching a high of 320K in early May, before closing the quarter at 324K.

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